Onomázein 2017
DOI: 10.7764/onomazein.ne2.07
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Live Lectures: The Significance of Presence in Building Disciplinary Knowledge

Abstract: Radical changes in modes of pedagogy are currently being implemented in higher edu-cation internationally. Most significantly there is a rapid movement away from face-to-face, or ‘live’ teaching in lecture mode toward online-only resources, or to ‘flipped classrooms’. The arguments mounted in support of such changes vary from economic imperatives to life-style preferences to pedagogic benefits. However, the research base in relation to the latter remains disturbingly thin. There is an overreliance on small-sca… Show more

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“…Finally, SFL could enrich the description of teacher talk in both approaches in terms of providing a linguistic interpretation of scaffolding. Within the SFL framework, the scaffolded role of teacher talk has been closely examined in relation to its multistratal and multifunctional system: the intersection of form, meaning, and contexts around the three metafunctions, i.e., ideational (constructing experiences), interpersonal (enacting relationships), and textual (organizing flows of information) (e.g., Christie, 2002;Rose and Martin, 2012;Gebhard et al, 2014;Rose, 2014;Macnaught, 2015;Brisk, 2016;Hood, 2017;Xie, 2021). Macnaught (2015), in particular, puts a linguistic interpretation on van Lier (1996van Lier ( , 2007 three levels of scaffolding concerning the curriculum, lesson, and task goal in writing classrooms.…”
Section: Description Of the Social Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, SFL could enrich the description of teacher talk in both approaches in terms of providing a linguistic interpretation of scaffolding. Within the SFL framework, the scaffolded role of teacher talk has been closely examined in relation to its multistratal and multifunctional system: the intersection of form, meaning, and contexts around the three metafunctions, i.e., ideational (constructing experiences), interpersonal (enacting relationships), and textual (organizing flows of information) (e.g., Christie, 2002;Rose and Martin, 2012;Gebhard et al, 2014;Rose, 2014;Macnaught, 2015;Brisk, 2016;Hood, 2017;Xie, 2021). Macnaught (2015), in particular, puts a linguistic interpretation on van Lier (1996van Lier ( , 2007 three levels of scaffolding concerning the curriculum, lesson, and task goal in writing classrooms.…”
Section: Description Of the Social Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los discursos se componen de partes que, a elección del orador, se incluyen o no en su construcción y pronunciación (Menéndez, 2012). Al conocer las opciones más recurrentes de la comunidad discursiva se pueden desarrollar patrones para construir presentaciones orales (Hood, 2017).…”
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“…Las palabras del orador aportan más información que lo que se ve en pantalla. El abordaje de las diapositivas en el análisis se fundamenta en la importancia de la dimensión visual en las comunicaciones y concretamente la omnipresencia de las diapositivas en este tipo de discursos y el uso en la construcción del significado y captación de la atención (Dubois, 1980;Hood, 2017;Rowley-Jolivet & Carter-Thomas, 2005). Además del enfoque cuantitativo en la identificación visual, las diapositivas tienen un papel clave en la combinación semiótica (Lemke, 1998) de los sistemas semióticos visual y hablado que solo tienen sentido al decodificarse como una unidad integrada (Rowley-Jolivet, 2002b).…”
Section: Diapositivasunclassified
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